1. AS-4100Lesson 11 Regional Study: Africa Lt Col Wayne Doherty 15 Sep 09 1

2. Overview - LLAB 3 up/3 down - Unified Command Plan “World Map” - EXERCISE: Africa War Causes - Student Presentations BREAK - Finish Student Presentations - Remaining Material on Africa - AF Topic of Your Choice * Promotion Stats vs. Command Selection 2

3. LLAB 3 up/3 down 3

5. Combatant Commands - Regional Combatant Commands United States Africa Command - USAFRICOM (HQ: Kelley Barracks, in Stuttgart, Germany) United States Central Command - USCENTCOM (HQ: MacDill AFB, in Tampa, FL) United States European Command - USEUCOM (HQ: Patch Barracks, in Stuttgart, Germany) United States Pacific Command - USPACOM (HQ: Camp H. M. Smith, in Honolulu, HI) United States Northern Command - USNORTHCOM (HQ: Peterson AFB, in Colorado Springs, CO) United States Southern Command - USSOUTHCOM (HQ: Doral (Miami), FL) Plus: ALASKAN COMMAND (Sub-Unified Command under PACOM and a Joint Task Force Headquarters for USNORTHCOM - Functional Combatant Commands United States Joint Forces Command - USJFCOM (HQ: Norfolk, VA) United States Special Operations Command - USSOCOM (HQ: MacDill AFB, in Tampa, FL) United States Strategic Command - USSTRATCOM (HQ: Offutt AFB, in Omaha, NE) United States Transportation Command - USTRANSCOM (HQ: Scott AFB, in St. Clair County, IL) 5

6. AFRICA

7. EXERCISE

8. Africa: Overview Video

10. Health, the Environment, and the Impact of War

11. Economics

13. Africa

14. Africa

15. Africa

16. Africa

18. Islam

19. Traditional Beliefs

23. 2.1 million AIDS deaths in Sub-Saharan Africa represent 72% of global AIDS deaths

24. 1 in 5 adults in Zimbabwe have HIV

25. Half of population suffer from malaria

26. A child dies every 30 seconds from malaria

28. Children are abused by war

29. Child warriors by force

31. It results from poor land management: productive land that was over cultivated, overgrazed, clear-cut or over irrigated

33. International corporations contract with African countries allowing them to transfer toxic waste to Africa

34. Commercial mining also disfigures the African landscape

36. Legacy of the colonial period

37. Colonial rule was authoritarian

38. Problems with boundaries

39. Countries produced few or no products to export

40. Corruption, often backed by the military

42. It sits squarely in the middle of three of the most important trade routes – the Atlantic Ocean, the Indian Ocean, and the Mediterranean Sea

43. Vast energy resources, and most of the minerals essential for industrial development

45. Oil, minerals

46. Europe-Asia

47. Africa also has many close ties to the U.S.

49. First, debt forgiveness to remove a major constraint on Africa’s economic development

50. Second, aid, such as loans and technical assistance, to deal with problems related to education, health, and the environment

56. Overarching US National Security Interests for AFCOM AO Regional stability to support peace and prosperity Critical regional partnerships to counter WMD proliferation and support of GWOT Access to regional markets and resources Championing democratic principles and human dignity

64. AfricaQuestions Questions?

65. Overview - LLAB 3 up/3 down - Unified Command Plan “World Map” - EXERCISE: Africa War Causes - Student Presentations BREAK - Finish Student Presentations - Remaining Material – “USAFRICOM” - AF Topic of Your Choice * Promotion Stats vs. Command Selection 43

66. Recent History: Officer Promotions Opportunity & “DP” Allocation Actual Promotion Rates by Zone & Type Recommendation Source: AFPC Note1: CY08 board data for Major; CY09 data for Lt Col & Col

67. Recent History: Enlisted Promotion Rates Source: AFPC

68. Vigilant Eagle 2010Final Demographics Jun 09

69. VE 10 219 nominees for VE10 (Space/Missile Squadron Command) 34 projected command vacancies For 34 Selects – 37% Selection Rate “Make the List” (81) 15% of nominees will get command of all eligibles, not all were nominated…so actual selection will be less than 10% of eligible officers Just making “the list” does not guarantee command, but MUST be on the list to get command (approved by 4-star general)

70. VE10 – Organization

71. VE10 – Gender

72. VE10 – Race

73. VE10 - BPZ

74. VE10 - PME R = Residence Non-R = Non-residence

75. VE10 - Highest Education

76. VE10 – Operational/Acquisition Experience

77. Next Class No additional preparation required - “SPINS” will be given to CW/CC - 1 hour worth of assessment of following: -- Cadet Wing Leadership -- Cadet Wing Functions -- Leadership Lab -- PT Sessions -- Special Events -- Resulting Presentation to be given to Det/CC Following Week at Start of Class Remainder of this class time – “JTF Atlas Response” Video 55

78. For CW/CC Led Session Lead the 440th Cadet Wing in a Self-Assessment as follows: - Grade Each Area (A – B – C – F) - Note Strengths and Weaknesses - Note Best Practices - Describe Any Approach / Vector Changes - Discuss Methods for enforcing Standards if any are Not Met / Not Being Met - Way Ahead for remaining 6 LLABs (6 Oct – end of semester) - BRIEFING NLT 10 Minutes on 29 Sep 56